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Eatgaboon
Magic Ruler MRL-E065 • common
- Set
- Magic Ruler
- Printing code
- MRL-E065
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Trap
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Where it came from
Eatgaboon was released as a common trap card in the 2002 Magic Ruler expansion, the third major set of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in English. It originated from the Japanese set Magic Ruler, which introduced the concept of Quick-Play Spell cards and expanded the game's strategic depth beyond the base sets. The card reflects the early aesthetic of the game's localization period, featuring a thematic design focused on board disruption.
The artwork and mechanical design follow the conventions established by Konami’s design team in Tokyo, intended to provide players with specific defensive counters against high-level monster summons. As a common card, it was widely accessible to players during the game's initial surge in popularity, serving as a staple utility piece for those building decks centered on stalling or managing the tempo of competitive play.
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